Fluid resuscitation in patients with increased vascular permeability

M T Haupt; B S Kaufman; R W Carlson

Fluid resuscitation in patients with increased vascular permeability

Crit Care Clin. 1992 Apr;8(2):341-53.

Authors

M T Haupt¹, B S Kaufman, R W Carlson

Affiliation

¹ Department of Medicine, Wayne State University, School of Medicine, Detroit, Michigan.

PMID: 1568144

Abstract

Fluid therapy is a uniformly accepted, logical, and highly effective therapeutic intervention for the treatment of patients with reductions in circulating intravascular volume. This article discusses fluid resuscitation of shock associated with increased vascular permeability and addresses the use of colloids and crystalloids in these disorders.

Publication types

Comparative Study
Review

MeSH terms

Anaphylaxis / physiopathology
Anaphylaxis / therapy
Capillary Permeability*
Clinical Trials as Topic
Colloids / administration & dosage
Colloids / pharmacology
Colloids / therapeutic use
Crystalloid Solutions
Drug Evaluation
Fluid Therapy / methods*
Fluid Therapy / standards
Humans
Isotonic Solutions
Osmotic Pressure
Plasma Substitutes / administration & dosage
Plasma Substitutes / pharmacology
Plasma Substitutes / therapeutic use
Resuscitation / methods*
Resuscitation / standards
Shock / etiology
Shock / physiopathology
Shock / therapy*
Shock, Septic / physiopathology
Shock, Septic / therapy

Substances

Colloids
Crystalloid Solutions
Isotonic Solutions
Plasma Substitutes